Toronto’s public school board hid a camera in the office of a principal suspected of misconduct, putting him under surveillance for “months” before a caretaker found the device in a clock, says the Ontario Principals’ Council in an email to all Toronto administrators.
The principal, identified by board sources as Courtney Carroll of Jack Miner Public School in Scarborough, was suspected of writing a book during office hours, sources say.
The camera was trained at Carroll’s desk, a source said, but it remains unclear what was captured on video. The principals’ council said it is concerned because the principal — whom the council did not name — changed clothes in his office while the camera was in place, and offered the room “as a private space for a staff member to breastfeed her child.”
The email went on to say the principal used his office for confidential meetings with parents and students while the hidden camera was filming. (more...)
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